The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-07-28
RaVenna Markets.
BuFers' Prices.

HAY, per ton Observation-Disclosures. SlG@Sl
POTATOES, per bu. ....-.............. $1,000
APPLES 75c@s
BUTTER, per lb. Observation-Disclosures. II
| LARD -.-..-...-.....-.-.
/ EGGS Der doz Observation-Disclosures. IL
CHICKENS, per ID, live. 6@7c dressed Sc@1
BEEF, per cwt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S6@s
PORK .....................$5 IS 50@$
WOOD. stove per cord. ............. Sl.50@S.
Several Ravenna parties are camp
ing at Silver Lake
Miss Hattie Twitt is at home from
Warren.
| o. v. Searl was at home over Sun
day, looking hale and hearty.
Charles Byers, of West Va, an en-
gineer, is visiting his brothers John
aud George
Mrs. Geo. McGahan, of Pittsburgh,
is visiting her mother and other rela-
tives in this city.
Alvin Coe, of Canton, former typo
in this office, made us pleasant call
last week.
One Gallagher was fined $5 and costs
by Mayor Holcomb. Monday evening,
for assault and battery.
We regret to learn that Mr.. 6. P
Reed is very low, and but slight hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
A. 8. Cole and wife returned from
New York last Wednesday, after an
absence of about three weeks.
Sheriff Sheldon took the two Bibb
girls to the Girls Industrial Home, at
Delaware, O., last week.
Several members of the Ravenna
Bicycle Club are in attendance at the
State q Meet" at Mansfield.
The drill was again started at the
gas well on Monday. and work is now
being pushed as rapidly as possible.
Active preparations are being made
at the old Enterprise Glass Works to
get ready for business i'll the fall.
A fine shower Friday afternoon
cooled the air and made extra clothing
quite comfortable Saturday morning.
Mr., N. Converse left Wednesday
to visit his old home at Toledo, and
take in the Convention.
Mr.. J. E. Hachenberg, of Brimfield !.
threshed 1856 bushels of wheat from 8
acres. The best yield reported so far.
Henry Talcott, Esq. Food and Dairy
Commissioner, called at our office last
Wednesday.
c. B. Doty and 81. S. Doty, Jr. and
wife. of Cleveland, were in town on
tuesday to attend the golden wedding
of their parents.
There was a good attendance at the
Grace Church picnic, at Silver Lake.
last Friday, and the occasion was
very enjoyable one.
I. II. Phelps, Esq, presented the
name of Hon. d. q. COOlman for
Lieut. Governor, at the Convention in
Cleveland.
A good rain was earnestly ionged
for last week, and itcame. Those who
in imagination saw everything dry.
ing up" were again disappointed.
A single figure means great deal
The gas drillers sent for
1900 feet of rope and received 500,
which delayed matters somewhat.
Anyone wishing Premium List of
the Ohio State Fair can procure one
of J. II. Furry, at Gardner, Furry &
Co.'S, or at Furry & Williams grocery.
Mr.. F. B. Chapman, of Edinburgh,
expects to go to Washington Territory
in about two weeks, and will sell his
goods, stock aud farm implements at
auction next Saturday.
E. B. Goldman and fomily arrived
on Thursday evening last, and will
remain a couple of weeks visiting Ra-
VIENNA friends. They are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Goldman.
Messrs. w. Holcomb, Cook, Meharg
and H.F.Smith accompanied the dele.
gates to the Republican State Conven-
ton at Toledo, going via p. & w. R.R.
Tuesday evening.
Menches & Barber's Circus, which
exhibited here last Wednesday and
Thursday, gave a first class perform
ance, in fact much better than many
of the higher priced shows on the road.
They were we'll patronized.
J. T. Smith. of Mantua. plead guilty
to violating the dairy laws, by placing
skinned milk cheese upon the mar
ket without branding it as such, and
was fined $50 and costs, on Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. Esther Cady and sister, Ina
Fenton, of Rootstown, have gone to
Cleveland, where Mrs. G. has been
under the treatment of DR.. Harry
Sherman for some time. She Is i'm
proving.
A 500 new one horse harness was
what w L. Poe was searching after
last Thursday morning, which some
admirer of fine horse gear had confis
Gated the preceding night.
We learn that o. c.. RisdOn is fast
regaining his health, but will tarry at
the seashore until Sept. lst. Mrs. r
and daughter, who accompanied him,
have returned home.
Mrs. Harvey Osborn is visiting her
sister at Hiilsboro, Ala, where she
expects to remain until Mr.. Osborn is
permanently settled in business, at
what place we have not learned.
We have taken occasion several
times to call attention to the "gibbet'l
| -. ekanInino in front of the O>uri